We already DID this doomsday scenario, doesn't anybody remember the seventies?

That's sad. It's kind of difficult to move brick buildings, really they're nothing more than piles without some sort of timber frame. That's why the brick buildings in Seattle have survived so many earthquakes, right from the start they were built with enormous timber frames because, well, we had a lot of trees.

Not a new thing, it happened in the late eighties, remember? Shoulder pads and frilly blouses that went up to the neck.

A lovely Queen Anne victorian. Looks like it still has its original windows, too.

I've got a very round face. I can't say I don't have my fair share of testosterone. I had a full beard by the age of seventeen and I'm a devoted gearhead despite my gayness.

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It's like these people don't know we make fun of them.

Right off the cover of a science-fiction novel from the sixties. Taller than the depth of the deepest hole in the world, B.T.W.

I'm almost twenty-one so I don't really care. Raising the driving age might be a good idea, I just got my license and my first car a month ago. I can't imagine having a car at the age of sixteen, I was monumentally stupid four years ago. Then again I may feel the same way in another four years.

Cafeteria food ain't what's making kids fat, no one eats that stuff.

I like Manuel. I'm not sure why everyone on the Internet gets so angry about him.

Why would you do that.

Aw how cute. Wish it had its original windows, though.

Well I already know that. I already have an iPod.

All the gold I own is over a century old.

I'm actually kind of good at this whole geography business. Especially the cradle of civilization and whatnot. Oh but how is that possible Sofar's an American.

Who can tell me what Istanbul was called /before/ it was Constantinople?